anaheim-gazette 1948-09-09

200 County Boosters Plan Trip to Mexico The "on-to-Mexico" good-will tour of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county, scheduled November 27, listed 39 names today as registrations opened. George A. Raymer of Santa Ana, who is in charge of the reservations for the county-wide booster body, said that he expects the full contingent of 200, for whom reservations are available, to make the trip. Theirs would be the largest caravan ever sent into Mexico. The "guest list" so far: Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Schmid, Garden Grove; Assembly Speaker and Mrs. Sam L. Collins and Mrs. Maizie Huston, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy N. Edwards, Orange; Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dwyer, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Martin, Fallbrook; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gallienne, Huntington Beach; Mr. and Mrs. John Knox, Mr. and Mrs. George Raymer, Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Walker, all Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwendemann of Tustin. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Del Liggett, all Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Omelia, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Job J. Denni, Cypress; Mrs. Hermine Lowe, Yorba Linda; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Placentia; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gray, El Toro; Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes, Buena Park; Mrs. Avery Francis, Atwood; and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. McFadden of Placentia also expect to make the trip. Student Loans Student Loans By State to Vets Explained Veterans must have entered the armed services on or before October 3, 1946, to qualify for state educational assistance, according to an opinion just issued by the attorney general of California, Ben Liebermann, Orange county director of veterans affairs, has announced. With more and more veterans applying for aid under the state program as they exhaust their entitlement under the Federal GI Bill, the state department of Veterans Affairs had asked for official clarification of the laws governing eligibility of the late-1946 enlistees. The attorney general's stand is that veterans must have served at least 90 days on active duty prior to the official "termination of hostilities," fixed by presidential proclamation as at December 31, 1946, to be entitled to state aid. Accordingly, those who entered service after October 3, 1946, would not meet this requirement, even though under Federal law they may be eligible for subsistence allotments provided in the GI Bill. The state provides up to $40 a month living expenses plus tuition fees and the cost of books and supplies to California veterans attending colleges or universities, but not while they are receiving federal assistance. The maximum expenditure for any one veteran is $1000. Interested veterans may get information about state educational assistance at the Orange County Veterans Center, 225 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. Dominga Garnica Claimed by Death Mrs. Dominga Garnica, 26 years of age, passed away at Santa Ana Community hospital on Tuesday following a brief illness. Born in Anaheim, the family home was at Dominga Garnica Claimed by Death Mrs. Dominga Garnica, 26 years of age, passed away at Santa Ana Community hospital on Tuesday following a brief illness. Born in Anaheim, the family home was at 337 East Truslow avenue, Fullerton. She was a member of St. Boniface Catholic church. Surviving are her husband, Clistro M. Garnica and two sons, Clistro, Jr., and Edmund Garnica, all of the home; her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sabes Guerrero of Anaheim; a sister, Mrs. Roberta Correl of Anaheim, and three brothers, Frank, Albert and Joe Reyes Guerrero, all of Anaheim. Recitation of Holy Rosary is being held this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary and Mass will be Friday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface Catholic church. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ANAHEIM GIRL WINS UCLA SCHOLARSHIP Miss Joann Arnold of Route 3, Box 258, Anaheim, of Fullerton Union high school, was one of 42 students chosen from 26 California communities to be awarded a UCLA Alumni Association Freshman scholarship. Scholarship winners were selected from a field of 300 applicants. They were chosen by a UCLA Alumni Scholarship committee. Bikini is now the best known Pacific atoll from the natural-history point of view. UR CHILDREN NEED LS TO DEVELOP THEIR MINDS Sunkist ANGE SALE FILL A 95 SUNRIST ANGE SALE FILL A HOME TOTER" G AS FULL AS OU CAN FOR One customer got as many as 9 pounds LOWER ea 8¢ Lake County Bartlett 2 lb 25¢ t none are Better than "COITS" OUPES lb 5¢ Beta Values KER. 3 SISTERS NO. 2 CAN 2 for 35¢ DIAMOND "A" NO. 2 CAN 20¢ C & S NO. 2 CAN 2 for 21¢ NS VAN CAMP NO. 2½ CAN 25¢ T PEAS NO. 303 CAN 21¢ STOKELY SOLID PACK NO. 2½ CAN 26¢ IES BLOOMINGTON NO. 2 CAN 25¢ HERRIES RED SOUR No. 2 PITTED CAN 29£ ROSE MARIE NO. 2½ CAN 23£ JUICE TEXSUN 46-OZ. CAN 21¢ BORDEN'S CHEESE SPREAD VERY SHARP, SMOKEY, CHEESE & BACON 5-OZ. GLASS 27¢ Food Club TEA 25 TEA BAGS 29¢ IN ICE TEA SIZE GLASS 1c SALE CHIFFON 1c PURE WHITE SOAP FLAKES WITH PURCHASE OF 1 PACKAGE CHIFFON FLAKES REG. PRICE 33¢ TOTAL PRICE 34c FOR 2 PKGS. STOKELY NO. 2½ CAN 26¢ SOLID PACK IES BLOOMINGTON NO. 2 CAN 25¢ HERRIES RED SOUR No. 2 PITTED CAN 29£ ROSE MARIE NO. 2½ CAN 23£ JUICE TEXSUN 46-OZ. CAN 21£ E QUEEN ISABELLA QUARTS 34£ SE REAL GOLD 10½-OZ. CAN 26£ PUNCH QUARTS 89£ ATO JUICE NO. 2 CAN 11£ CLUES ARE GREATA AT ALPHA BETA NO LIQUOR SOLD ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS FULLERTON — ORANGE SANTA ANA And 21 Other Markets in Southern California OPEN SATURDAY 9-7 DAILY 9-6 NEED BOTH THE MARK OF QUALITY ALPHA BETA MEAT TO DEVELOP THEIR BODIES Alpha Beta is interested in the health and happiness of the future of Mr. & Mrs. America. For a balanced development they need good body building foods. Strong healthy children are more alert and can throw off disease faster when their daily vitamin and protein requirements are met. Meat is the most important yet the most neglected food for growing children. Compare Alpha Beta's prices on Quality Meat and you'll see that you can serve meat more often when you shop at — ALPHA BETA FOOD MKTS Strong healthy children are more alert and can throw off disease faster when their daily vitamin and protein requirements are met. Meat is the most important yet the most neglected food for growing children. Compare Alpha Beta's prices on Quality Meat and you'll see that you can serve meat more often when you shop at — ALPHA BETA FOOD MKTS TREAT YOURSELF TO A TENDER JUICY SIRLOIN STEAKS 77¢ lb BALANCE YOUR MEALS WITH BEEF RIB STEAKS 82¢ lb ALPHA BETA'S QUALITY STEER BEEF Round STEAK 89¢ lb PEP UP YOUR SUMMER MEALS WITH Swiss STEAK 83¢ lb ALPHA BETA'S QUALITY STEER BEEF O-Bone ROAST 73¢ lb SUMMER OR WINTER BEEF IS NUTRITIOUS Chuck ROAST 70¢ lb FRESHLY GROUND FOR EASY TO FIX HAMBURGERS Ground BEEF 57¢ lb THRIFTY CUTS OF BEEF CONTAIN B-VITAMINS Boiling BEEF 42¢ lb Canned Food Values GOLD MEDAL MACARONI 1-LB. PKG. 20¢ POP CORN JOLLY TIME 19¢ 10-OZ. CAN Canned Food Values GOLD MEDAL MACARONI 1-LB. PKG. 20¢ POP CORN JOLLY TIME 19¢ 10-OZ. CAN M.C.P. PECTIN FOR JAMS AND JELLIES 11¢ CLOROX BLEACH ½ GAL. 25¢ CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY BAR SOAP 2 for 15¢ IVORY SOAP LARGE BAR 17¢ REG. SIZE 2 for 15¢ LUX TOILET SOAP BATH SIZE 13¢ LIFE BUOY SOAP 3 BAR DEAL 3 for 24¢ FINE ART COMPLEXION SOAP 2 for 15¢ TREND MADE BY PUREX REG. SIZE 25¢ PEET'S GRANULATED LARGE PKG. 42£ VEL MARVELOUS FOR SUDS LARGE PKG. 31£ DASH LARGE PKG. 42£ DR. ROSS DOG FOOD 2 for 25£ PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 10th & 11th